Legal Complications That Can Arise During Divorce
While the process is rarely easy, having a clear understanding of the potential traps helps you move forward.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues Democratic Fundraising Platform ActBlue
Paxton also claims that JetBlue accepts improper donations from people outside of the United States, as well as individuals who have already met mandated contribution limits. He opened an investigation into ActBlue in December 2023 and, a year later, sent a letter to the Federal Elections Commission claiming that he had uncovered evidence that “bad actors can illegally interfere in American elections by disguising political donations.”
Why a Specialized Estate Planning Attorney Matters for Families Dealing with Substance Use
When substance use is part of the family dynamic, thoughtful and customized planning is not simply advisable, it is essential for preserving both stability and generational wealth.
A Texas Divorce Attorney’s Thoughts on Love and Marriage
It may surprise you to know that divorce attorneys spend a considerable amount of time pondering how couples can save their marriages – and they have a keen perspective on the matter.
How to Protect Yourself Legally When Another Driver Aggressively Blames You in a Car Crash
When someone starts blaming, you need a neutral third party. That’s where law enforcement comes in. A police report adds structure to the chaos. It creates a clear account of what happened.
Auto Parts Company Penalized for Hazardous Waste Storage
Company and manager penalized for unsafe hazardous waste storage practices.
Federal Court Dismisses Voter Data Lawsuit Against Rhode Island
“Voter list maintenance is a responsibility entrusted to the states,” the attorney general said, “and I remain confident in the steps we take here in Rhode Island to keep our list as accurate as possible.”
Supreme Court Lets Oil Companies Move Climate Litigation to Federal Court
“As the Court recognized, the plaintiffs’ claims are related to activities that Chevron and other energy companies performed under federal supervision during World War II,” a Chevron spokesperson said. “Those claims are flawed as a matter of both state law and federal law, and Chevron looks forward to litigating these cases in federal court, where they belong.”
Wisconsin Republicans Asks Court to Scrap School Funding Lawsuit
Mandell also said that the lawsuit challenges discrepancies in funding but does not seek to do away with the state’s private voucher program. Instead, his clients simply want to ensure that public schools receive the funding that they deserve.
Strategies a Good Personal Injury Attorney Adopts
Nobody should have to pay because someone else was careless on the road, whether it was a manufacturer, employer, or property owner.